The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, October 31, 1910, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texttoe aioRyrxG OREGoyiAy, moday, October j3ii9io. WINGEDW STRONG Clubmen Expect to Win From Pullman Eleven. NEW RULES ARE MASTERED Wnltnomah Tesun Practice Rcgn lrtj tor Game Tomorrow and Hm Fast Bunch of Plf&kla Chasers Ready tor Match. Multnomah Amateur Athletlo CTub football team wlU play Its first same of tha season tomorrow afternoon at S o'clock and tha opposing; eleven will be the husky warriors from Washintr ton Btate Colleg-e. Thla will be a hard irarne and a severe test of tha strength of tha clubmen, but despite the prow ess of tha opposing eleven, tha Wlnued r- cohorts are confident of being able to brlns; victory to their colors. Msnssrer Jack Latourette. of the club eleven, has assembled a fine team, and has enough material to comprise two first class elevens. The Multnomah men have been at practice each day and those who have seen them In act Ion say the club is to be represented by a high-class machine. The new rules, while pusslins; the players somewhat, are being- mastered by tha team and to morrow they confidently expect to give the collegians a flrst-clasa run. for football honors. Tha Washington State College team will work out on the baseball grounds, where the game will be played to morrow, some time this afternoon. Des pite their defeat at tha hands of tha Oregon Aggies Saturday, tha Pullman contingent expects to win over tha eiubmen tomorrow. The teama will Una op as follows: M A. A C. POSITION. W A PR. Ludlam.' Jceea LB R Oalbrelth Wills. Graham ....L T R Laird IJ.h.r L a R Holmes -srlKfls. Means C Oeorse Herter ruat R O 1. Joe liarter Ev'ttden. rorbee . . R T L.. Hanter cpt- S-nltn. Hare R E L- - Noieon Rhtneharx, LatourelteQ Foraa Calllcrete, 6tott....LH R.. ...... Xlenbola Clark R W L. Buck Schmidt r Coulter SOLDIER BEAT CATHOLICS Vancouver Barracks Eleven Scores Twice on Local Clnb. Tha Catholic Toung Men's Club foot ball team bumped into a football ma chine which it could not subdue yes terday afternoon on Its own field, and lost to tha soldiers from Vancouver Barracks. 11 to . L'ncJe Sam's men demonstrated nicely that they could play tha new football, and aoma new open play was seen. Forward passing for substantial trains was not an un common sight. Several times the Cath olic lads would penetrate the Vancou ver defense for large distances, but when a touchdown seemed imminent the soldier Una would hold solidly. Vancouver scored tha first touchdown after a succession of trick plays and line bucks after about five minutes play In tha first quarter. Tha Catholic Club team tied tha score In tha second quarter. TTien the soldiers eama back with another touchdown In the third quarter, which lead they held for the rest of tha game, despite tha fact that the Catholic Club players struggled hard for another score. Once Talmer. the left half, got around the end for a run of 40 yards before ha was downed. Thla run seemed sure to result In a touchdown, but tha Vancouver safety fullback, brought him to a halt. In tha first part of tha game, both teams used used practically nothing but old-style football, tout they changed tactics and played tpen football dur ing tha remainder of tha gams. Several players were hurt, most of whom were Vancouver players, ona of whom had his ribs fractured Harold Zander, left end for the Portland team, received a badly wrenched knee cap and had to retire from the game. Ople Smith and Dow 'Walker, of tba Multnomah Club, were tha officials of the game. COLTTMBIA BEATS JTEYVBEKO J , Many Trick Play Completely Mys tify TJ Boys' Opponents. Tha Columbia University second team journey to Newberg Saturday and defeated the Newberg High School team by the aoora of II to 6. The Co lumbia line showed unexpected strength. Many trick plays completely mystified the Newberg team at times and tha forward passos were good for eeveral substantial gains. Newberg played a good defensive game. Lake scored one touchdown for Columbia after a long run. Tha players were: Colombia. Newest-. Wltr ............ .C. ............ Vincent Hummel .LG. ....... Jones Osrrrtt ...R Miller Oeretsky ...... ....I. T W. Jones Kirklabd. Dwyer. ..R T. .Spaulrllns;. Fonda!! Lake ...LE OtlM. Fendall Puffy. Brennaa.....R B.....8laur. Holland Taker Q Oarae. Otis Kirklaad. Oakey. ..L t!. .. .Game, Spending rnjiTr. Leoey R K.... uoodricn BlUadeeu. Cronla...F B. Lark la BroTrnsxtile After Championship. BROWNSVILLE. Or, Oct- 3. (Spe cial.) The Brownsville High School foot ball team defeated the Lebanon High School squad on tha local grounds today by a score of $7 to a The local high school boys nave played three games thus fsr this season, winning from Junction t.'try by a score of Sc to 0 and playing a tie game with Albany High. The squad Is out to win the high school champion ship of tha Willamette Vslley. BUTTERFLY TAKES TROPHY Woodward's Dingier 'Wins From Haslett' Celt in Close Race. Following a nip-and-tuck race around the satire course. Lew Woodward'e But terfly breesed across the finish Una half a length ahead of James Haxlett's Celt yesterday afternoon at tha Oregon Tacht t'lub. thereby becoming possessor of the Heltkemper challenge trophy, formerly held by Haslett. H- F. Todd's craft fln Ixhsd about a minute behind the other. Two races were to have been sailed yes terday, but tha wind died down after the cup race and the other, a club event, could not be sailed. In its place several paddling races, novelties, wars held. In these contests the masts of tha dinghies were removed end the boats were used aa racing shells, each man having only one oar. These races furnished much fun and several duckings were caused by deliberate splashing. Weather permitting another series of these races will be held next Sunday. ' Lowell Praises Bowerman. SALEM. Or, Oct. SO- (Special. Judge Stephen A. Lowe!L of Pendleton, spoke hers tonight before a crowded house. He r?oke principally on the value of par ties and rartyism and recounted the wonderful progress which has been due to tha Influence of tha Republican party. Ha also paid soma warm, tributes to Jay onrerma FOUR STARS Or 0. A. C. TEAM, WHICH DEFEATED PTLLMAN HERE as. A m It II Tm si tr Dal UXkLSAX. .; -" 3 ; ' ' A'- ' - -' v 'V wzwauis-qvAJrrjzje&A ck. - '. . - i : i: ti M OREGON ME CHEERED VISIONS OF XOimnVESTERX CHAMPTOXSIIIP SEEN". If Vnrvert.lty Eleren Conquers jHes" Game With Washing- I j Game With Waahl ton Will Be Demanded. UNTVERSTTT OF OREGON. Eugana. Or, Oct. JO. SpeclaO- Aroused by the returns of the splendid Oregon victory over the University of Idaho received from Moscow, tha hllarioua atudenta last night gave several im promptu manlfestatlona of "Oregon Spirit" and wound up with an organ ised "serpentine" and rally at mld- BlTha Oregon supporters had been fearful of Idaho after Ita victory over Pullman and when tha wire brought the knowledge that tha varalty team had registered the largest score ever made against Its Idaho rival, tha excit ed rooters began to see visions of tba Northwest championship. The score made yeaterdsy Is tha largeat that has been recorded among the conference colleges since the inception of tha Northwest conference, several years ago. In tha event that Oregon conquers the "Aggies." they will demand a game with the University of Washington to decide tha championship. Both teama now have open dates on November IS. so there seems nothing In tha way of a logical settlement. Inasmuch aa laat rear's game was played In Seattle, tha game thla year would bo either in Eu gene or Portland. Another gratifying development about the recent game Is the news that tha first team played through tha en tire game without tha need of tba freshmen reserves. This leavea aevaral of tha first year stars eligible to enter the big freshmen duel with tha "Ag gies." next Saturday In Eugene. As tha prowess of the rreshmsn is to dstermlne the ultimate strength of tha two teams, an unusual Intarest Is be ing manl rested in tu coming saiua. j which is tha first of Its kind aver at-1 tempted in Oregon, uoraon aioorea. who has bees assigned by Head Coach Warner aa tba special freahmen coach, is bending every effort to develop a winning aggregation and promises that his men will ba able to put up a strong became known today that a pro test will ba entered against May, right tackle on tha Agricultural College team, in case tha college management attempts to keep him In tba lineup, on the ground that he la ineligible un der tha conference rule which pre scribes that no man who has played college football can represent another college until after one year's residence. Slay played on the Willamette team two years ago and was with tha Mult nomah Club last year. It la true that he was only a "prep" student while In Salem but the fact remains that ha represented tha uni versity In Its games and a proper In terpretation of the rules roakea him in eligible. If precedence la required on this point. It may ba had in the .case of Oliver B. Huston, tha famous Ore gon track man. SVfcUa la &e Tualatin, Aoademy, a.( f H :-'"Jrj i - f iW v - i " tr" '"' ' '' ' - ' - - ... . "' 1 ' . v..w - r. ' i - r t a. .... . . , ivo.v : I .-' - - V v ,- i J a. ... J J .. "' Forest Orove, Huston ran In two track meets under tha Pacific University col ors, which compelled tha university faculty to rule him out of track In his senior year here and deprive him of the captaincy. It la hoped by the authorities that this precedent will be sustained by tha other conference colleges. Ae-JCUNItSI WAAINla BITTER cheballe Candidates for Commis sioner Make Charges. MONTESANO, Wash., Oct. SO. The fight for commissioner In the First Dis trict of this county, which began at the September primaries between W. A. Fuller and Fred Roemond. the nomina tion being won by Roamond on taking It to the courts, Is waxing warm. C N. Wilson of Chehalls County has been nominated by the Democrats to make the race against Rosmond. Charges and counter-charges of bribery and other things have been made. Some of the leading Republicans hsve bolted the ticket aa far aa Mr. Rowmond Is con cerned and say they will not mipport him. CommlsBloncrs Arland and Hopkins are making a bard fight against him. Hopkins saying he will resign if Ros mond Is elected. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY orntd CITY HA IX MAIN ess. A TOftS. sTCMAW UfHCtM. BAST Hl. i ArCTION SALES TODAY. At rseldsnce. 8 East Sth St.. near Bnrn slde st : furniture, ate.; aale at 10 o'clock. Geo. Baker A Co.. auctioneers. At Oilman's auction rooms. 12 Sd street. St 10 o'clock A. at. 8. L N. Oilman, seetloneer. At Wilson's suction house, corner Brcond and Tamhlll. 8ale at 10 A. U. J. T. Wilson. suctloneer. KXETTXO NOTICE. WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. S. A. r. AND A. M Special com- mlCT muiucauon mis tonai evening . yv -. -i.i . - -1. in vr degree. Visiting brethren welcome. W. 8. WEBK.S. beo. WASHINGTON LOD1E. NCX 48, A. F. AND A. M Speolal com munication this (Monday) evenlnr. 7:S0. East ttth and Uurnaide, M. li. degree. Visiters welcome. By order W. M. J. K. RICHMOND. See. IMRMONT LOROB. NO. II, A. F. A.N'i A. M. Special communl- fMondavl mnlnc at SX' T; 14,, o'clock. Work la the U. M. o.sree. Visitors are eordlslly la- TU W. M. XB UN. Sea. ROYAL CIRCLB will give a five hundred, whist end dance Wednesday. November a. w Ot W. Hall. 138 Eleventa St. Admission 18c. WTlnbrr orcheatra. DIED. WILLIAMSON In thla city. October HO. at the family residence, 8T Eaat lftth St.. Robert Logan, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. O D. WUllauneon. aged S years and T days. The remains are at Flnleys parlors. Funeral notice hereafter. TntNRTTLL In thla city. October SO, et the family residence, t8 Thunnan St.. Jennie C. Turnbull, age 60 years. Announcement of funeral later. LARSON In this city. October 50. st 7 Macadam at., Aucusta C. Ireon, seed 'J$ years. The remains sre st Flnley's par lors. Funeral notice hereafter. HETTTrTO In this city, October SO, Nick HeyUnc, asad 20 years. Announcement of guaersA latest "roB""- : : r, .oH-Lots. For Sale Houses. . HEILIG THEATER 7th and Taylor Hii Main 1 and A USZ. Sam 8. and Lee Shubert (Inc.) offer MME. NAZIMOVA TONIGHT, S:1S O'CLOCK. Ibeen's Drama. "LITTLE EYOLK." Tomorrow (Tuesdsy) Night, Arthur Bohnltsler's Plsy. "THTE V4IRV Tilt" Wednesday Nlcnt and at the Special Price 11 .L IUCC IT I " ' "A DOLL'S HOUSE." . Evenings. $100. l-B0. L00. TSc. 60c, 8So, SIVc. Matinee. $1.60. 11.00. 7c. BOc. 85c. ibo. BAKER THEATER Morrison mud Elerenth Or," four morsTlmeW tlms Wa L sight Baker Stock Company In ths great W eatern play. "TEXAS" Barraln Mat. Wed.. J5c Eve'gs, 25c, 1 50o. TSo Baker Theater will be closed after Wed. for ten days for Interior alteratlona BUNGALOW IzrlZt FhoDM Main 117 mad A , TkiiPgrlAV ana Bst. ZSrFJ? 6hrb.V, (inc.) prSST rth. com dy eonsatlon of the yesr. "THE VIAE JWH" ... By Clyde Fitch. Strong roetropolltsn cast. Inclumne GBACB MKRMTT. MaUneea. J5c. 60c Evenings. S.P", ir.OO. Nemt yeek "Our New Minlaier. 75o MAIN 8. A Wit. MATIN&B BiJiia EIGHTS THEATER sua jJwell'. iloolklne. The Orcat Asahl MjJ" and Hoag. Hunyea and Gideon, faoif rnlUips, "feavo." lloturcs. Oroheatra. LYRIC rOHTLAND FAMILY PLAYHOU&K Seventh end Alder Streels. ALL THIS Wi..n- popular Edw. Armstrong Company Fresenu "Who's Hector?" Two performances nightly. Matinees DaH Next week "'La SoUta," the Greatest Dancer of the Age. GRAND Week Oct 31. 1910 A Fanciful "Musical Boott WUon, Xriusnpa, MAY OKLKTTA and FRED W TAY JH COMPANY la Tbe Buttertiy T. Nelson Downes, DeWItt Yotmg ssi Sister, Joe. Keller Caw GRAND ASCOns. ana the i-nnoe. .n. . . F 13a ataunee sivery uej. .- . -- -- T 07ia, Kvenlng Performances at T:S0 Balcony 15c: i-owor Floor 85c: Bos Seats BOe PXNEitAL NOTICES. M-GTrTRB Lillian McOulre. wife of Hugh jucuuire. runtrai .... . - - - - - - , the family residence. 818 Lovejoy Mon- Cay. octooer si. grave private. n . r a. Kama of her daughter. Mrs. F. S. Struble. 48S Eaat 11K0 aireev, - .7 5 VJi meyer. ssed 76 year., a FunsTsU farvicra iuiuuuvw v ' - respefuliy invited to attend. Th. remains to b cremated. CAMPBELL Ths funeral ""Ices of the late John M. Campbell, father of J. C. Campbell and Mra V. Gordon, will be held from Zeller-Byrnes Co. s parlore. 6V WUIsma ave.. today (Monday) . October 81 at 2 P. M. Friends Invited to attend. tn'..rnent at Roae City Cemetery. JONE9-I? this city. October at th. joeeph F. J ones, aged 8v yea". T month.. slices, which will l.e hsld at HaliM. . . chspeL rnira ana pbii . - . ------- p M tomorrow (Tue.dsy) November L Interment In Lon. Fir Cemetery. TONSETH FLORAL CO. FLOKAL Uh10l. Fhonee: Main 6108 A 110. Kinoloa MrKutee. Funeral Director. . j "L.n. If .m a:io. Ladv as sistant. Office of County Coroner. "EDWABd'HOLMAN CO.. .Funeral DlrecS- ora, tZS d at. Lady aeelatant. Phons M. 607. "j. F. FINLKY SON, 3d and Medisoa. Lady attenaant. t uoue tumia . EAST SIDE Funeral Ilrcctor. enr to y. t). Dunning, Inc. L. fl. " lzxo Z .1 -i a vp ladv aanlrt- ant. utf itipr.. p 594 Williams ave. both phones; Udy aeat. i.irKt'M. I ndertakrr. cor. East Alder and th. Kut 81. M 18S8. Lady aaalatant. NEW TODAY. TODAY, MONDAY At Hesldence, 8 East Sixth Street, Be- rereea Ankeny and Buraslda Streets. nr- - .. - ..-..t vv Mra. Rnvrler to ..it h furniture, camets. etc, of her 12-room house at above address, com prising upholstered parlor furniture, Morris chairs, center tables, heaters, curtains, portieres. Brussels carpets, hall mirt-or, stair carpet, upright fold- corner china pabinet. pictures, several . . t . .tiH lYiattrAiuM. iron nww, "t" , dressers and commodes, wardrobe, toi let ware. Inlaid-top table, drop-head . , . 1 . n Inirraln mmPlH. very massive oak bedroom suite, oak mantel with mirror top for firegrates, steel range with water pipes, ga range, kitchen table, utensils, etc Take East Ankeny or Montavllla car to B.ast FHe-hth street. Sale at 10 o'clock (sharp). TOMORROW, TUESDAY n.w.. a tu.ttnn Monae. 132 Park St m n eholoe selection of furniture for this aale. With instruc tions from the owners to sell the same at auction on above day. Including very choice bedroom furniture, dining-room furnishings in golden wax and early English finishes, elegant davenport In rich green upholsterings. several easy rockers, parlor tables, genuine quar tered oak library table, bookcases, set of encyclopedia (dated 1904), Bulwer a. Carlton's and Dickens' works, large plate mirror, couches, best grade body Brussels carpets, various sizes of . i mrtti U .... .. I rncra. dron. head sewing machine, folding beds. linoleum and other effects. Oa view today. Sale oa Taeaday at 10 o'clock, ON THURSDAY NEXT Wa shall 'have tha furniture, eto of six-room, apartment, removed to our ealesrooms for convenience of auction on Thursday at 10 o'clock. GEO. BAKER CO., Asjetlaaeexa. W. C. Baker aad C A. Crowell, Prs prletors. 168 Park St. Nob Hill 80x140 View Lot. A Snap at S6SOO $3360, Cash, Balance Terms. NORTHERN TRUST CO, 3T0 Stark St, OSIY $11,000 im 60 x 100, worth line 12- i, elan $9000. on Gllsan. near J3d sta. Rented at 160. Big bargain. Part cash. C. KORELL, Lumbermeaa Bldg tfth sad Stark. Party wlshlrrg to buy a nice home a same time derive a good Income, two blocks south of Morrison st-. 20 per cent on investment; $10,000 will han dle. Apply to owner, 711 Marquam bldg. - An improved close-in property paying O 1. L 1 over o per cent uei ou mo purchase price of $140,000 Half block, trackage, heart of ware- nouse district, $60,000 110x100 feet, Johnson street, restrict ed district, $16,000 "West Side home, modern in every re spect, 22d st., near Johnson, $14,000 East Side home, all modern im provements, E. 8th, near Knott, $6000 Five acres just east of Laurelhurst, " on car line, $14000 Smith & Everett Failing Building. 7th and SALMON CORNER This corner offers the choicest in vestment in tha city. Only 400 feet from Portland Hotel, and opposite New Heilig Theater; this is the fu ture business center of the city and big profits can be made on this before Spring. For price and terms see Owner, 272 "Washington. Irvington Home Very attractive, well-built by owner for own use. Very select location. Hot water heat- Every desirable mod. ern convenience. Price $14,000. HESRT C. PBCDHOJIME CO., Financial Agents. 906 Spalding Bldg. 38 Acres Two blocks from HiUsboro Court House. Part of estate Just settled, not before on market. Lays fine for plat ting. Two railroads. Price right. HE'RT C PRCDHOMMB CO Financial Agents, 906 Spalding Blag. HALF BLOCK $20,000 On Hawthorne, near Grand Ave.. 100 x200; some Improvements. Splendid business site. Tremendous bararain. C KORELL, Lumbermens Building. Fifth and Stark. rjrVESTORS Call ob owners- Keallj AaVs. Sor timber, acraasa. bwtoem raaldenea aaa apa:nniaoi proortla Soft Abtnxtoa. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. UrncK. William u.. flw 1 ... .... .. u,us. Blrrell. A. H. A Co.. 202-3 McKay bldg. Real aitata. Insurance, mortgagee, loans, eto. Brubaker A Benedict. S02 McKay bldg. M. BKKRsrra rkaltt co.. 249 4th st. Chapln A Harlow, 33a Chamber Commeree. Cook. 23. 8. A Co SOS Corbett bide. Jennings A Co., Main 18S. 204 Oregon tan. PALMER-JONES CO, H. 215 Commer cial Club bldg. Bchalk. Geo. D.. 238 Stark St. Mala S91. A 2392. 6HINDLKR HALL. 205 Abington bldg. The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ave. and Multnomah at. (Holladar Addition.) M. E. Thompaon Co.. cor. 4th and Oak sta REAL E9TATB. For fcale Lots. TWO LOTS, MARKET ST. DRIVE, 3500. Frontage on drive and Canyon road, fine canvon view, walking distance, on the Heights, and price quoted la not for each, but both. Fred W. German, 29 Burnilde. M. or A 270& . GREAT SNAP. Rave two lota, must seU cheap; SO down and 15 per month: 12 mlnutea from PostofNce: water and aewar and lights; on Wist Side; ready to build on. F 462, Ore- gonisn. GLEN AVE. LOT. Best lot for the money near Hawthorne, 4xl20 faces east and mult be sold with in the next two weeks. See Crawford. Cor. East 4th and Hawthorns. Phone Tabor61. B 2947. otb have 6 beautiful lots well located, side walk graded streets, water laid, at no coat "to the buyer. Terma BRO.NO-STEELB CO.. Ground Floor Lewis bldg. WONDERFUL BARGAIN $2100. 6 60x100 lots, located on the corner of E. 63d and Davis sts.;; all cash; worth $;1000. David Lewis, room 2, Lumbermens bldg.. 5th and Biark. AN entire block, eight beautiful view lots, on Portland Heights, right on carllne. In hlch-class neighborhood; Improvements In. Suitable for elegant homo. S12.0O0, terms. Y 474. Oregonlan. ELEGANT corner lot on Washington st., close In on West Side; S200O. inoiudlng hard-surface streets, curbs, sidewalks, water, gas and electricity terms. Y 470, Oregonlun. 100x100. BEAUTIFUL view property on Ala meda, facing south; 200 feet from Broad way carllne; must sell; easy terms. See owner. 225 Lumber Exchange bldg. FOR 6 4LE Nob Hill apartment site, 60x 100 close to Washington st., close to car. Real estate man don't apply. K 43, Oregonlan. . TWO lots on Portland Hghts. near car. with fine view of Mt. Hood and surrounded by good homes and natural beautlea (1800; terma -rgouian. ON KIRBT ST., between Russell and Page, 100x100. well above grade, business district- J1000 will handle. 414 SPACLDINQ BLDG. ' 75X10O NEAR MISSISSIPPI CARLLNE! can bs bought for SSOO If taken at onoe. David Lewis, room Lumbermens bldg. 6th snd BiarK RI-ILDBHB AND SPECULATORS READl gcholce, sightly lotsVn East 84th, be tween Hawthorne and Division; sawer and itreet paid: 1850 each; terms. A 2819. """REAL BARGAIN FOR SOMEONE. Hawtborne district; corner E. 84th, E. Harrison 60x100; street and sewer paid; suitable 2 houses. Phone A 2819. i00 Splendid 60x100 lot. only 2 blocks from Rose City cars; some terms can be arranged. See owner, 1143 8. Harrison. corner East aatn. ON KILLINGS WORTH AVE., close In. 60x 10O Beautiful building site, suitable for hua'lnesa purposes; $300 cash handles this. " 414 S PAULDING BLDG. YOU can buy s lot near Rose City Park tor 15O0 I2S down and $10 monthly; graded su-eats. cement sidewalks. Bull Run water, ao-sga Board of Trade bldg. FUTCR1D business lot. on Kllllngwworth ave, $1160 Including street lmprovementa Phone Woodlawn 2705. IRVINGTON snap; save agent's commission, ut front, bOxlOO. one block from oar. Owner, phone C 1817. f HAVE 2 lots In Westmoreland at a sac rifice' must sell. Phone Woodlawn 2484 after 6 P. M. 2 LOTS on Portland Boulevard. Best In ths district. Close to car, 1750. Call 414 Epauldlng Bldg. $1276 CLINTON ST. block. 100x100, corner: terma. Apply Good sell Bros., 43$ Worcester bldg. CHOICE building site, fine district. 60x100, 1 block to car. This Is extra good. 414 Bpauldlng Bldg. FRONT LOT. Just north of new Gearhart Hotel. Owner wants rash. Will sell cheap. Part cash. AE 465. Oregonlan. 60x130 feet. 20 minutes' walk from P. O West Bide; $1760; all lmprovementa in cluded! terms. T 47S, Oregonlan. 400x109 ON St. Johns carllne, opposite Pen- .kU1f.n.hniti. hfl.rO With cement Boor, fine pasture, all fenced; only $4500, easy terms. Quarter block in Irvington, corner, very choice, bargain; price $3150. Three large, flne view lots on eastern slope of Mount Tabor; a very substantial advance in values will ba seen here ne" Spring; buy one of these desirable lots now snd make a profit by Spring. If yon want a piece of vacant property in a nelgTborhood of good homes, for low price, sea us. M. E. THOMPSON CO--Reel Estate, Insurance. Loans, Hanry Bldg.. 4th and Oak Sta Main 00S4. A 3327 SNAPS. " LOTS. LOTS. LOTS. 10 PER CENT DOWN. Rose City Park. 60x100. near carllne. $674. Laurelhurst. 60x100, in block SO. $1000. Xlst and Sandy, 50x100 lots. $S00. Mount Tabor. 100x100 corner, on car line. (1600. . Woodstock. 60x100 lots, $200. Oregon City carllne, Jennings Lodge, $160. , , Any of above lots easy terms; also 1 aere tracts cheap. NATIONAL REALTY A TRUST CO. tit hi Washington St.. Room 516. BUY GREGORY HEIGHTS Lots at $200, easy payments; best buys in this locality. Call Gregory Heights office, end of Rose City Park carllne. GREGORY INVESTMENT CO. IRVINGTON SNAP. T5xl00 on East 2ttth, near Tillamook, street graded and cement sidewalk: some nice fruit trees; a fine place to build or a good speculation: price $2230. $600 cash and $25 per month. 6 per cent. GRUSSI & ZADOW. ' 81T Board of Trade Bids-. 4th and Oak. FULTON PARK. Choice business and residence property. The best outside Investment property in Portland today. West Side, high and sightly. Will soon have 3 caVlines and tho lowest prices of anything on the mar ket. 414 S PAULDING BLDG. SPECULATOR OR BUILDER. ATTENTION. "2 lots corner 68th and H. Everett-. Streets graded, water in, 220 feet cement walks and curb included in price, $1200; $300 cash. Fred W. German, 829 Buro slde. M 2778. $1150 Irvington lot 60x100, east face; pret ty trees; three feet above grade, on 28d St.. between ths loop of the Broadway carllne: elegant building site or Invest ment; bard-surface and all Improvements In and bonded. Apply Goodsell Bros.; 433 Worcester bldg. TOU can buy a lot near Rose City park for $425; graded streets, cement side walks and curbs. Bull Run water, elec tricity, telephone, building restrlotlona Provident lnv. A Trustee Co., S24-52S Board of Trade bldg. 8 ACRES In fruit trees, on E. 86th St., 2 blocks from oar. for $0000. half cash. Phone r J. McJarianq. r.ast otreo. IRVINGTON lot cheap; 20th st. Office phono M. T296: residence E. 119L For Bale Houses. FOR ten days we have a prloe of $3000 on a $3500 "bungalow in Westmoreland; this Is a very swell home; owner must leave city and Is willing to lose money for quick sale: terms. , One block from St. Johns carllne we of fer very pretty six-room bungalow on lOOx 100 for $2400; wo recommend this as-ex-ceptlonally good value; terms If desired. M. E. THOMPSON CO.. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Hanry Bldg., 4th and Oak Sts. Main 60S4. A 3327. BUILD NOW. IT IS THE TIME TO 8AVH MONET. OUR SUCCESS IS BASED ON GOOD WORK. FAIR DEALING AND i DISPATCH OF CONSTRUCTION. IF WH BUILD. PLANS FREE. IF YOU OWN LOT. FMALL AMOUNT OF CASH SUFFI CIENT. INVESTIGATE! US AND OU METHODS; IT WILL PAT TOU. NORTHWESTERN CONSTRUCTION CO, 802 LEWIS BLDG. $S00 BUYS ROSE CITY PARK HOME!. rooms, lot 50x100, full .finished attlo, built-in buffet and Dutch kitchen, fire place, furnace, basement, laundry trays, bath, mirror doors, eta: price $37u0; terms 6300 cash 125 per month. NATIONAL REALTY & TRUST CO. 826H Washington St.. Room 516. FORCED RALE BY OWNER. No. 600 East 62d street, 1 blk south Rose City Una Oo and seo It today: 5 rooms, S fireplaces, hardwood floors. pergola porch, cement basement and walks, gas plant, some furniture. Positively will ac cept fair offer, with $1000 cash. Owner Alain bum. Very swell 6-room bungalow, electrlo lights, furnace, oement basement and all latest Improvements: lot 60x100. east front on Height ave.; price $4000; small amount cash, balance $20 per month. GRUSSI A ZADOW, 817 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak. FOR SALE at a bargain, modern 8-roora house, fireplace and furnace, cement base ment, laundry trays, lot 60x100. high and el"htly. Improved street, close In on East Burnslde, west of J4th; price $6000; one half cash. This is much less than actual value. Joa C. Gibson. 305 Gerlinger bids. BUY A HOME In Rose City Park. I have several splendid bargains, ranging In price from $2500 up to $5000; cash or easy terms. See . before you "ny. 811 Corbett Building. EABT 8IDH home, modern In every respect: Improvements all in snd paid for; liast 8th st., near Knott; $5750. small payment "sMITH A EVERETT, Failing Bldg. FOR SALE 12-room house in perfect con dition; only 1 block from an addition where building restrictions are $10,000. i blocks from carllne; located on 50x100 lot- a splendid buy at $4500; Investigate at 'once. W 458. OregggLeg; fHAVE 6-room house and 4 lot at Lewis ton Idaho; clear; value $3000: also other property that I will exchange for farm property: Valley preferred. Inquire 411 k. 37th st. N., Portland. Oregon. WE ARE BUSY. Showing houses today; couldn't write un an ad. See our snaps tomorrow's paper. 810 Lumbermens Bldg. 6-ROOM bungalow, full corner, everything Is new and modern and the arrangement is sood: fine lawn and flowers; fronting Alameda Park: $2700. Call A 414 SPAULDINQ BLDG. WHY ride an hour? Six-room, modern 2 story home, close In; East Eighth and Davis- the ground is worth $3000; a barraln and will Increase In value rap Idly; rent earns 8 per cent. O wner C 2846. CLCSE IN, EAST SIDE. Improved corner, with house, room for flat building also, at a reduced price for immediate sale. Vanduyn A Walton. 5!5 Chamber of Commerce. $160 CASH, balance monthly, buys a 7-room, 2-story bouse, brand new and modern; full lot: right on carllne; has never been occupied Callrcp .'oflOU HOUSE. WOODSTOCK LINE, $650. No bath, toilet or piano goes with this; stno cash handles and Mr. Man that wants bir-aln Investigate. Fred W. German, 329 Bur'nslde. M. 2776. " DON'T PAY RENT. we will sell or build for you on easy rms. Some special Inducements now. &3vR?NT INV. A TRUSTEE CO. S4-PP ' 1 soom S-story house, on E. 12th st., Woodlawn district, full lot. The house alone is worth the money; $2200. 414 BPAULDING BLDG. n'oo cash and $20 per month buys 5-room cottage at 452 E. 30th St.. cor Caruthers, W-R. car. See it today. Owners. 420 Swetland bldg. FURNISHED 7-room bungalow; piano, sew-ina- machine, electrlo cooker. Telephone owner. Tabor 2333 or P. O. Box 654. Terma IF 5 YOU want to ouy a- muwin o-niwm nouse at a reasonable figure In Holladay's Ad . : . , .. i - T a - .',i(-UiiTn... win baii aition. - - - lurnuu Xfj beautiful Willamette Heights. Mod-seven-room house, corner lot; good cement garsge. Price, $7600.00. Terma Y 462. Oregonlan. " HAWTHORNS AVENUE. And East 47th at., a beautiful bunga low complete, faces east, full lot, terma, Sho'neMaln 880. A 4541; no agenta 2Y owner, new 6-room bungalow, corner East $lt and Irving, 2 blocks from car llne; price $2900; easy terma FOR SALE by owner, the handsomest 8-room bouse In Irvington. 496 E. 20th st, N. Call and see It. S2800 WILL buy 25x100 with 8-room bouse, close In on West Side- $1800 cash, terms on balance. Main 7683. $3800 WILL buy 25x100 with S-loom house, close In on West Side: $1300 cash, terms on balance. Main 7!5. MODERN 7-room Irvinuton bungalow, S4ouO. ai i-g .11 p.. ... uwuer. FOR SALE New, modern houses In Irvlng .i. n. R. nice. Both nhones. TO REMIND YOU. TV. 1- Unnfl,. mnrTtrntr of tha $16.600 Beautiful. 8-room home la Trvj lngton, 100x100, corner. $5009) cash. . , , $10,000 Artistic 8-room house In Irransr ton, 6OX10O lot; seouir owa 8,000 Modern 12-room. 60x100 corner! 100x100 $2000 extra; BoUaday: $ T.50O Choice 8-room. TSxlOO corner; In Highland: S40UU caio. $ 6,500 Select. 7-room bungalow: In Irv ington; 60x100 lot; $500 cash. $ 4,400 P.are 8 rooms. In Rose City Parks 60x100 lot: $1000 cash. $ 8.S00 A snap: 7 rooms, near Haw thorne ave.; -lot 50x100; i-TXJ t 8,600 Bargain; 7 rooms, 75x100 lot: 100 choice rose bushes; Waverleign. $ 2,730 Cosy 6-room. concrete block; 60x 100 lot; Francis; $500 cash. A COSY HOME. $2950 Close to Hawthorne ave.; has large reception hall, living, dining and -bedrooms, kitchen, pantry and bath: fuu basement, house and lawn In flne condition and Is an exceptional bargain at the prlco we ask: lot lull 60x100; only ono block, from car and In an Ideal neighborhood, we recommend this buy. It's close in Shown only in person by member of our firm. See Mr. Beck. NORTHERS' TRUST COl 270 Stark St. SUBURBAN HOMB SITS. 1 acres at Oak Grove. 80 minutes Dn.4l.ni1 will ISA fllfllfir atlU WhSh new Madison bridge is finished; land! lies fine; good sou, line vuia; just io"i place for suburban home for a business man. HARTMAN A THOMPSON. Real Estate Dept., Chamber of Commerce. - IRVINGTON home, very attractive, well- built by owner for own use. Every de-l atrabla modern convenience. Hot water! heat; 2 fireplaces. ' We cannot begin toj tell you all about this beautiful homej in this short space. Come to our efflocj and talk It over. Price Is $14,000. HENRT C. PRUDHOMT3 CO., Financial agents, 900 Spalding bldg. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS. toaay. aeo touiunuw . $16,500 A very handsome residence Nob Hill: no Disappointing iji" a modern house. 7 rooms and bath. valu- able lot 60x100; forced sale. J $5500 Unusually handsome residence Irs Irv'!lKlon-. TO. .... vn rnin utes south Portland; Ideal country honiil site. t Portland maps free at oltlee. HARTMAN A THOMPSON, 4-6-6 Chamber of Commerce. Private Exchange 20; A 2060. JOB BALiCj 1UUX1UU, munem w East Couch st., Montavllla; terma Ap- ply Lttue-liavis uurg -o. xtuslnesa Property. WEST SIDE INVESTMENT. Suitable for apartment-house site; ex tends from llttt to 12th streets, betweei Main and Jefferson; pays Income now: cai b had lor W down, balance to suit a 6 per cent. EDWIN HOOKER COMPANY. Chamber of Commerce Bldg. two-rtopv tiiRlnAKH oronortv: income $S per month; price S0OO. Apartment-house stories, income uv jic u,vu.u, ...... 8S500. M. E. THOMPSON CO.. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Henry Bldg.. 4th and Oak Sts., Main 6084. A 8327 FIRST ST. Fine business property, 50xl0l stores and apartments, new building, goo. Income, close in. $16,000. Owner. J 440 Oregonlan FOR SALE 2-story store building and ful lot on East 28th St.; terma Apply Laue Davis Drug t;o. Acrwijre. $20 CASH DOWN snd payments of $10.00 per month wi: be accepted unLU iaii pmi;iisu i.w . paid. 'Water piped to each tract. Groun ail i.v.1 and floured: 6-oent fare and onl a short distance from Mount Scott ca line. This Is certainly oetter man y lng rent. Only a lew tracts leiu LAMBERT WHITMER COMPANY, 70 Fourth Street? rnulvlKlTinv TRACT. We have a largo tract, admirably adapt ed for colonization or for orchard develop ment; this land Is A-l In every partlou lar, accessible, nearly all in cultivation assistance could be given in miu A th, m,rk.t In small tracts: price 1 low and terms can be had: must be ie: to bs appreciatea. wregui it Co.,. Albany, yr. S ACRES with neat cottage; 4 acres. An Improvements, lovely nome, gooa ui hio- h..,u natrh- ninpst nlaces near clt limits; 100 fare, on electric line; also $20 cash ana -S2o montniy win uuy wiuis". H'FAKLAND INVESTMENT CO.. 810 Corbett Bldg., Portland. unsri-B APPI.R LAND. 40 acres. 8 miles south of Mosier; publl . ti.-tft.. trnnt nllfillv: BTOOd Soil: Wi cost HO to $40 per acre to dear; pric. only sou per acre. oniy u pORt;sdI g, ZADOW, 81T Board of Trade BItlg., 4th and Oak. iiiki:h FOR SALES. I have a larm of SO0 acrea flne frul land, nearly all In cultivation - and wel Improved, on main county road; a gren bargain at $60 per acre: liberal terms Call or address H. M. Hawkins. Albany Oregon. 'thtkit OF THIS FOR A BUY. 12 acres of land close to Portland an only 4 blocks from 8 stores and trollc line- $1500. $200 cash, balance 6 years i 7 per cent. Land nearly ail cleared. Davl Lewis, room 2, Lumbermens bldg, 5t and stark. 16 ACRES garden land. West Side close ir lots of splendid big trees on it that wl pay for clearing. Need the money. Onl 4200 por acre. No rock, no gravel; wl do to plat in city lots within one yea AB 471, uregoniaa. 68"A ACRES on the Oregon Electrlo. a cleared, few scattering oaks on boundar mi. i. i klmli-iilusa nrnnrlv. A platted In 6-aore tracts and ready fu: the market. spALDINO BLr)a or, choice acreage Investment do not fail to consult the ..--TiTttjn i m wnvra KP KPT A LISTS." CLODFELTKK BROS.. 414 Couch bldg. 6500 BUYS 10 acres of flncst land In Or iron, partly Improved, on county roa .' fl... i . Hi..t.na frnm Portland ana oiny i ... i part cash. Call and investigate befor " 10 ACHES HOUSE $1700. imall tools, furniture. Main County roa- nanus or v,V !. ViVT T"n.TVtj.r Avoir's u inlla from Bethel Co leira. 1 mile from R.K. station. 10-aor fruit tracts. All In cultivation. Best ci SOU. T. USy lOriUB. O. , b u. wwuv 001 McKay Bldg. 1 OR 2 acres fine land on O. W. P. lin v, snto nnr acre, will take So50 term or discount for cash. See owner, 2J Lumber Exchange piqg. $l,r0 PER ACRE, close to Hillsboro, 6 to 'A . host soil, ready to crop; beautif home site, easy terms. 224 Lumber E.-I change blag, aiam ptvta. FOR SVLE cheap, level, cleared sore tra on good road, near Portland snd ca terms, r 4qj, uresviuau SOUTHERN California, ten-acre tracts, per acre, $26 cash. $5 per month C. McDufteo A Son. 520 Abington bldg. Homestnads. V Al' i .vt l ... . 82-page book explaining what each 1 the 84 counties is amount of Government land open to bom stead In each county; map attached. 21x2 showing new R. R. and towns, lncludlr Eastern and Central Oregon; counties In dl ferent colors; drawn to March 1, 1910; la est map In U. S.; price 25c Nlmmo Roney. 813 Hamilton bldg. WE have the best homesteads In Centr: Oregon. Call and see us or phone Ma 4H35. The Pioneer Locating Co., e Swetland bldg.. S. E. cor. 5th and Was lngton, Portland. Or. HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENT. Only 35 miles from Portland, close new railroad: running water, some timbe cheap for cash. Vanduyn A Waiton, 6 Chamber of Commerce. Fot 8nle Fruit Lands. MOSIER orchard, 10 acres for sale; S acr 4 years old commercial orchard; "balant excepting H acre. In cultivation; one mi from Mosier; part famous Davenport farr I"500 cash will handle; balance over . . 1 1 n rtn v. . mh years at o per -j up., m-it.. GOLDENDAI.E PIMCOS FRUIT LANDS . lr,ftn. oNi.r $100 cash, balance $10 month. Geo. fl Casedy Co., lobby Commercial Club bMJ